Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-27

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Nos i and 4 carry through Kansas City coathes
and Chicago sleepcrs from Aarshalltown via KSiths-
Nos. 2 and 8 carry St. Louis sleepers.
Nos. sc, 1872, 1873, and 1875 do not carry passengeA
o. FL G. w. TURNER,
AsHt, Austin.
How was that for a snow shower
Friday?
Telephone lines called for attention
Saturday.
East street is being opened through
to the new road.
We hear that Lansing is having q
boom this spring.
The boys of Co. G are now drilling
six nights a week.
Dirt will fly on Vests and Litch-
fields corner this week.
More snow yesterday. Can any one
tell US when it will end?
Fine weather again after the little
hurry OF snow yesterday
Nearly the entire stock of the Austin
Furniture Co. is new goods.
Special sale wax dolls for the next 10
days at Giles s. Shepherds.
Thirty five men were present at the
drill of Co. G Monday night.
Every day shows up something new
at the Austin Furniture Co.'s.
Ned Lewis has commenced his new
house. Got the foundation in.
Our city schools commenced again
Monday, after q weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lord has moved into rooms owe
G. l.. Johnson's boot and shoe store.
Several of the real estate signs
dropped Friday. Bad day for real estate,
VIM. Richards will commence to
build on the Wheeler property right
away.
Sam Jones and Sam Small are holding
revival meetings at Minneapolis this
week.
The sale of Solner's goods, purchased
by Sands. and Mcbride, commenced
yesterday.
The Methodist social will be held
Friday evening with Mrs. Hilker. All
are invited.
Governor McGill has issued a proc
lamation naming Saturday, April 80, as
Arbor Day.
Mr.. Fuller is helping things along in
Lansing by putting up a new black
smith shop.
Note the changes in the time table
of the c., NJ. s. st. P. road. and be gov
erned accordingly. .
Go to VIM. Eowe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
The W, C. T. U. ofLyle will hold it's
first session April 80 at 1:3O p. IN. in the
Congregational church.
DIR. Hollister Will be found at the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. Squires,
cas-: side of Main streets
Attention! G Company drills every
night from this time to inspection, May 20.
A full attendance is desired.
F. I. Crane says that the excavation
north of the post Office is the reservoir
for the new city water works.
The Assessors of the county meet at
the Auditors Office Saturday to receive
their books and supplies for their work.
The NJ, E. LYceum last evening, this
time conducted by the boys, was largely
attended and gave excellent satisfaction.
III D. Baird has a large house to rent
suitable for a boarding house. Situated
half way between Main street and the
Milwaukee depot.
Look for a large addition to the
Fleck House. A dining room thlrty-one
by thirty eight feet will be one of the
results of the change. .->..
Regular meeting Of St. Bernard Com
mandery next Monday evening. There
will be installation OF officers and work
in the Templar degree.
. Lansing is making preparations for
the new cheese factory. 1t is expected
that work will begin on 1t this week. The
men who have hold of it are pushing it.
Wanted: A good girl to go to Du-
luth and do general housework. Large
wages paid the right one. Apply at resi-
dence of w. E. Richardson, Austin, MINI.
j. W. Hoy puts up a windmill for
Rafe Dinsmeor the last of the week. Mr..
hoy intends to put up a Windmill manu-
factory in Austin. Will hear from him
later.
-O.W W. Shaw is having quite an ex-
p%erience as overseer while the fOunda-
ton is going in under the First National
Bank. Be ready for a job when we
build Mr.. Shaw. I
-Parke Goodwin flying around early
Monday morning. Got two men from
out of town after lots but must not give
their m as the other fellows would
get hold of them"
Mr.. II. Lyons of Lansing, was in
Thursday last. He says seeding is not
quite finished up that way. Not very
good weather the last few days to finish
the work in either.
The foundation of the new shops is
being pushed along. Thirty men are kept
busy there low, and the stone work Is
nearing completion. Thirty brick layers
are expected right away.